Joseph Draper

LBC's Joseph Draper experiences what training is like for Ukrainian troops

Met Police staff including those who work in 999 call centres and on forensics and counter terrorism teams are due to walk out

The Chancellor’s decision to prioritise welfare spending in the budget has made it even harder for the MoD to meet its commitments, an expert has said

Some senior defence figures think so – as the UK’s military chief reportedly calls for more funding

Putin ‘directly’ ordered the Salisbury Novichok attack and ‘nothing could have been done’ to prevent it, independent inquiry finds

A much-anticipated inquiry into the 2018 Salisbury poisonings finally published its findings – after a four-year process, costing £8 million in taxpayers’ money.

When the King arrived in Congress to huge applause, you could feel the warmth for him from the hundreds of congressmen and women who had been waiting for this historic moment.

John Healey’s resignation deepens Labour divide over how Britain should pay for armed forces

The Mayor of London's comments come after bus drivers told LBC that 'faulty' air cooling systems have sent cabin temperatures soaring beyond 40C - leaving some drivers off work with heatstroke

The Met Office says over 2,700 people may have died in May and June heatwaves